| Hogan's Knee 23:18 - Mar 7 with 11746 views | Clivert |
According to Steve Eyre's mate Ian Cheeseman on GMR on the way home it was Hogan's knee which was why he had to be subbed.
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:20 - Mar 7 with 8000 views | dale_spotland |
That Keith clubline fella (works for bury) on twitter has mentioned rumours of a cruciate injury at half time.
Fingers crossed this isn't true. | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:24 - Mar 7 with 7943 views | RotherhamDale |
Surely if it was his cruciate, he wouldn't be able to walk? Never mind try and play on. | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:26 - Mar 7 with 7929 views | Thacks_Rabbits |
Just spoke to a mate that drinks with Coleman and he says he has lost a leg and that Peterborough now only offering £600k post season | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:39 - Mar 7 with 7838 views | Harry_Dale |
He's just tweeted, "absolutely gutted!"
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:41 - Mar 7 with 7811 views | 100notout |
Having a scan on it - hillys hoping he's just jarred it and out for a week.
fingers crossed | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:42 - Mar 7 with 7799 views | D_Alien |
He wouldn't be able to walk if the ligament had snapped, but that didn't look likely. It'll almost certainly be twisted - how badly remains to be seen.
It could settle down fairly quickly or take weeks. | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:48 - Mar 7 with 7729 views | PDIDDY |
Oh dear all that money | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:49 - Mar 7 with 7709 views | PDIDDY |
I walked when mine snapped and still do when I've not got one? | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 23:50 - Mar 7 with 7698 views | SuddenLad |
We're talking about knee ligaments - not brains !! | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:00 - Mar 8 with 7612 views | MoonyDale |
Snapped ????? You must have been abusing yourself way to vigorously so snap it off Didds.... | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:00 - Mar 8 with 7608 views | D_Alien |
You're talking utter shite PDIDDY
Believe me, if you didn't have a cruciate ligament, you wouldn't be able to stand on that leg. if it's a complete tear then reconstruction has to take place.
But then again, we all know you talk utter shite anyway. [Post edited 8 Mar 2014 0:04]
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:04 - Mar 8 with 7564 views | PDIDDY |
I have a cruciate that has snapped twice, it's not operable tbh, so I'm talking sh ite? | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:05 - Mar 8 with 7551 views | NorthernSou1 |
Of course you did, soft lad. Dale are going up, going up, Dale are going up!! | | | |
| Hogan's Knee on 00:09 - Mar 8 with 7522 views | D_Alien |
Yes. There are four ligaments and without any one of them your knee would wobble around like a car wheel with the nuts missing. Further, bones in your knee would start grating on each other, making it impossible to walk. I'd go back to your specialist and check exactly what happened. It must have been a partial tear which has mended but tightened the ligament, thus making it inoperable. | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:11 - Mar 8 with 7503 views | PDIDDY |
One reconstruction, another snap, no operation , simple | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:21 - Mar 8 with 7439 views | D_Alien |
Not so simple, actually. The next step would be grafting of fibres from a similar type of joint to prevent the knee from being permanently unstable. You've been badly advised, and I still maintain your knee would be so unstable without one of the ligaments that your ability to walk would be severely impaired - in most cases almost impossible. [Post edited 8 Mar 2014 0:22]
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:25 - Mar 8 with 7419 views | Daley_Lama |
I guess this all depends on how hard you are in the end. DIDDY wins.
Regarding Hogan's knee, he had a scan, was evidently back at the ground by the final whistle and gave a "we will see tomorrow" comment to the GMR interviewer at 9:59 as they were going off air. | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:29 - Mar 8 with 7386 views | D_Alien |
Erm... you don't decide who "wins" and it's not about winning , it's a about cold medical (orthopaedic) facts.
Science, dear boy.
[Post edited 8 Mar 2014 0:29]
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:29 - Mar 8 with 7376 views | PDIDDY |
Very unstable, better walking up hill than down, the reconstruction lasted 9 years until the second snap, but hogan can still walk if cruciate is snapped, that's all I said and I get jumped upon | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:32 - Mar 8 with 7362 views | Daley_Lama |
No it's not, it's about who is the hardest as shown by the bury fans in the home end. They won that battle too, 20 fans kicked out because they were hard, we only had one kicked out that I saw.
DIDS evidently walked when it was medically impossible.
That's either down to big nuts or religion. I reckon it's the former.
PS. This thread is like NHS Direct [Post edited 8 Mar 2014 0:32]
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:34 - Mar 8 with 7338 views | D_Alien |
No-ones jumping on you, I was trying to establish whether the description of your injuries was just a load of crap.
All I can say is you're lucky. I'd still be going back for a second opinion. It'll only get worse as the rest of the joint tries to compensate.
Edit: some surgeons are capable of performing more advanced reconstruction techniques than others who may give you the impression there's nothing further that can be done. [Post edited 8 Mar 2014 0:39]
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:35 - Mar 8 with 7324 views | PDIDDY |
I'm Muslim like most in our town, khba | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:45 - Mar 8 with 7278 views | TVOS1907 |
You're up late, PDIDDY. | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:50 - Mar 8 with 7253 views | PDIDDY |
On nights tvos | |
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| Hogan's Knee on 00:53 - Mar 8 with 7233 views | TVOS1907 |
Nothing to do, then? | |
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